Under new plans, Frontex could soon have powers to deport people from one non-EU country to another as part of the European Union's changing approach to managing migration. The change is likely to mean that the EU's external border1
Iranian artist and activist Shailin Asadollahi survived prison and torture from a regime she says wanted to break her. Her fight against the Ayatollah's patriarchal culture continues from exile in the west, where she hopes to rally1
A trial run of Europe's new accelerated procedure for asylum candidates with a low recognition rate in Ireland has yielded its first set of results: Nine out of 10 asylum seekers assessed using the new method were rejected. Despite1
For organizations that have spent months helping migrants prepare applications for the country's historic mass regularization program, the focus has shifted from meeting a legal deadline to helping applicants navigate and anticipate1
As South Sudan marks 15 years of independence, unresolved internal conflict and the spillover from Sudan’s war are pushing the world’s youngest state deeper into crisis.